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Government Notices Relating to the Self-governing Territorv of KwaZulu.
. VOL 2, Metis Publications Law Service, Durban, various pages.
See also: (i) Anonymous, 1991. Standard code list for statistical regions,
magisterial/census districts, cities, towns and non-urban areas,
Report No. 09-90-03 (1991), Central Statistical Service. Pretoria.
various pages.
(ii) Jenkin, F.J.D. (ed), 1993 (on-going). Townships and Rural Land
Within KwaZulu, Metis Publications Law Service, Durban, various
pages.
Note: (i) Some of the numerous villages and settlements in KwaZulu, and
(former) Department of Development Aid townships as well as
hamlets (as at 1986), are listed in the following document:
Anonymous, 1988. KwaZulu.development information, VOL 1 - 2,
various pages, Government of KwaZulu and the Development Bank
of Southern Africa, Halfway House. (The publication contains data
on infrastructure services including water and sanitation for
proclaimed townships).
(iil Urban towns (hamlets) in KwaZulu administered by the Natal
Townships Board include Hlabisa; Ingwavuma; Mahlabatini; Nkandla;
Nqutu; Pomeroy (Msinga District); Somkele (Hlabisa District);
Ubombo, and Umbumbulu. Towns administered by their own town
boards are Impendle (Hlanganani District) and Nongoma. Services
are provided on behalf of the Townships Board and both town boards
by the Community Services Branch, Natal Provincial Administration.
Other urban areas (however defined) include the Limehill Complex (a
closer settlement) and Jozini (the latter only partly administered by
KwaZulu).
(iii) Many informal settlements are evid!!nt in the Durban Functional
Region. The situation is complex and data are not readily available.
(See Footnote (iv) of Table J38).